best pitcher that can hit..

Dontrelle Willis

One name Jason Marquis of the cardinals.
this year Jason has an avg of 368. He has 14 hits that includes 3 doubles, 1 triple, & 1 longball.

tom glavine

Mike Hampton

CC Sabathia aint that bad

Sabathia plays in the AL so he don't hit, except in interleage games in NL parks. He has 2 hits this year, yes one of them is a homerun but I would like to see if he could keep up that 333 AVG all year. If he played in the AL of course.

...If he played in the NL...

Livan Hernandez is a great hitter

willis

mike hampton i remember the year he had at least 10 bombs

dont forget he played at coors field that year and willis plays at pro player

dontrelle willis-id rather see him bat everyday then Mike Lowly

before wolf on the phillies got TJ surgery, i woulda liked to see him bat before catcher mike lieberthal in the order..averages are very similar, power is close, and wolf had much more speed

jhoff,
I agree 100% with you. Wolfie can hit with guys on base too unlike Lieby.

I'll say Hampton any day. He had 10 or more bombs one year, and he didn't even play every day. Imagine how many he would have had hitting every game???? I don't care WHERE he plays, he's a good hitter.

Tim Hudson isnt too bad and his senior year at Auburn he hit 18 HR with 95 RBI and his average was .396, OBP was .430 and his slugging was .670. Hes not too bad with wood either

Just because a pitcher could hit in college does not mean he can hit in the big leauges. Another former A's Mark Mulder was a good college hitter, he was a DH for Michigan. Just like Hudson, he can't hit. There AVG are almost the same at just over .100.

Mike Hampton, No question. That guy's batting average was well over .300!

Yeah the Braves put out a lot of good hitting pitchers. John Smoltz, Greg Maddux, Jason Marquis, Kevin Millwood, Tommy Glavine, Mike Hampton and Tim Hudson are all above average hitting pitchers.

How can anyone forget roger clemens?

Jason Marquis

my vote goes to zambrano of the cubs, has a mean swing lefthanded, and the surprising thing is that he is a switch hitter

jason marquis was 2 for 3 in a losing effort. He had a big RBI double that brought the cards within a run until he ran in to problems on the hill. Plus he can run he also beat out an infield single

Jason Vargas/ Marlins. He was the DH at Long Beach State last year and DH/Pitcher when he pitched. If he was removed from the game as a pitcher, he remained the DH for the next pitcher.